Wow, nice bro Hmm, you going to play GTA V on mbp hmm, that gonna be hard. Need to play on low mode. Btw, which model of your mbp?

make sure you checked the haptic feedback option under System Preference>Touchpad hah

I have mine around 45c under 30c room temperature, so I guess that's the average temp for us without aircond hah.
Then I tried running Transistor from my Steam acc and the temp goes up above 90c , guess I'll only play them below an aircond haha

Wow, 90c under Steam gg that a lots bro i wont ever play games here hahaha..yeah, if want to do anything heavy on mbp better with an aircond

Just thought of it. Don't want to stress up my MBP. Mine is MBP 13" Retina 2014.

If the Mac was that easily overheated and die due to heat, it surely wasn't worth of its price tag after all. Something so expensive yet easily break down.

Your fan could easily run at max and processing at high temperature if there's memory leak issue with browser especially when it come to video streaming.

Mine always running at max when I'm doing video encoding and that'll be hours of processing.

Hi guys, thanks for all the suggestions, I just got my rMbp 13' two days ago and yeah i agree, naked all the way!! The body surface feels great to the touch like that.

Maybe I worried too much at first xD just gonna get a keyboard cover and use it when needed and a sleeve too.

Btw, I've installed a few items like steam, dr. cleaner, VLC, and google drive but my apps already take up about 35gb of the storage..

Also, while I was organising my iTunes yesterday with about 1000 songs the finder got frozen a few times with the wheel keeps spinning for like 10-15 secs before it returned to normal.. is both situation normal for a brand new macbook?

Thank you in advance and sorry for being a noob, first time macbook user here

My friend's MBP 15" GC died due to always do 3D rendering in Windows with Bootcamp.
I believe the main issue of that is because of Bootcamp which causes extreme heat in the first place.

Playing games will kill ur notebook faster than anything. I have my desktop for that and it is an ATX casing so airflow isn't a problem. As long as u do just work, both laptop and desktop can last a lifetime. Gamers don't care things that last because it will be time to upgrade before it dies off lol

This post has been edited by soitsuagain: Apr 16 2015, 03:10 PM

yeap i checked that box.
i tried it on safari. the second click that makes the dictionary pop ups is the vibration?

Hence, moral of the day will be:

Want Windows, don't buy Mac. Buy Mac, forget Windows

Anyone facing the problem in which the screen blank for few seconds but you can hear the sound when pressing the keyboard and can see the mouse too?

Relief to hear that from you. I'm very paranoid with heating in lappy, so getting over scared if my macbook get overheat. Thank you for the explanation bro

Since I have the 'touch to click' unchecked, the only way for me to make a click is by applying slight pressure, the touchpad will recognise it and return a light haptic experience immediately which is much like a real clicking.
And to make the force touch, I'll need to press bit harder, feedback are a light haptic followed by a stronger one, you can definitely tell the difference.

Summary: The whole experience is excellent for me with the natural clicking sensation by the new touchpad.

Anyone here experience white spot(bright spot/Mura)issue on your screen?

Sorry to say bro, never face those issues

owh i think i get it now.
whenever i use the force touch it's like abit too harsh for the trackpad, although i set it to light dy.
maybe i'm still not used to the new trackpad

my mid 2012 rMBP's screen failed again.
second time this machine is getting a screen replacement, uneven backlit this time.
anyone here replaced their mid 2012 rMBP screen twice?

Mid 2012? 15"? The first gen?

My partner only replaced once due to flicking and it's still serving great until now *touchwood*

Yeap bro, it's normal because you sycn over 1000 songs, it may take time a little bit hehe 😉

yes first gen 15" rMBP
i'm glad i have ACPP, replaced 2 screens and 1 fan within 2.5 years.
those replacement cost nearly or more than the price i originally paid for the Mac